Saturday, January 5, 2013
Tickets now on sale
One of Avon Lake’s longest-standing traditions, Mighty Goliath Productions, is celebrating its 54th year with Rodger and Hammerstein's Oklahoma!, which opens Feb. 8. MGP, a musical theatre company, contributes funds toward the performing arts programs of the Avon Lake City Schools and has donated more than $210,000 in proceeds. The all-volunteer production, performed at Avon Lake High School’s Performing Arts Center is one of the most popular productions held each year. Previous productions have included Titanic, Annie, Sound of Music and Oliver. This year, Ian Atwood will by directing. He and his wife Jessica (also the choreographer) will be producing. Atwood is also an entertainer and performer with Pickwick and Frolic. “There was a …
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Sunday, May 29, 2011
June 23 baseball game will feature Lake Erie Crushers against Traverse City Beach Bums
Avon/Avon Lake Community Resources Services (CRS) is hosting the the 3rd Annual “Homeruns For Hunger” event on Thursday, June 23 at All-Pro Freight Stadium in Avon. The Lake Erie Crushers will take on the Traverse City Beach Bums. The baseball game starts at 7:05 p.m. CRS is a local non-profit agency dedicated to meeting the social service needs of the Avon and Avon Lake communities. Ticket vouchers are $9 each and for every voucher sold, the Crushers will donate $3 to CRS. By purchasing vouchers through CRS you will be supporting our food pantry and other emergency assistance programs which directly assist Avon and Avon Lake residents. Visit CRS’ website at www.aalcrs.org to purchase vouchers by credit card or print off the order form …
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
The popular musical is based on the first nine chapters of Genesis
The Avon Lake Drama Club is presenting Children of Eden April 14-17 in the Avon Lake High School Performing Arts Center. The play, under the direction of Patricia Frank, is a family musical journey that takes the audience through the first nine chapters of the Book of Genesis. The high school's presentation offers an assault of color, from the stages backdrop to sapphire blue ribbons that drop from the ceiling above the stage--and audience. Audiences shouldn't be surprised to see cast members dancing down the aisles or across the front row of seats. At a dress rehearsal Tuesday night, students rehearsed the dozens of songs that will be performed throughout the night from solos to full ensembles (see video). More than 60 drama club …
Anneliese
8:53 pm on Sunday, January 6, 2013
cant wait to see this, it had great shows in the past more ›